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...plays: "Les Precieuses Ridicules"-Mascarille, C. H. C. Wright; Jodelet, W. G. Howard; La Grange, J. T. Kilbreth; Du Croisy, C. J. Rolfe; Gorgibus, A. de V. Tassin; Madelon, H. McCulloch, Jr.; Cathos, W. H. Garland; Marotte, T. E. Oliver; Premier Porteur, C. P. Blaney; Deuxieme Porteur, G. E. Hume; Violons, M. L. Black and T. F. Patterson, Jr. "La Poudre aux Yeux"-Ratinois, A. Sweeny; Malingear, C. H. C. Wright; Robert, W. G. Howard; Frederic, A. de V. Tassin; Un Tapissier, G. E. Hume; Un Maitre d'Hotel, J. T. Kilbreth; Madame Ratinois, W. H. Garland; Madame Malingear...
...Mollere. The second play is read every year in French A. The casts in both plays are large and include A. Sweeny, L. S., C. J. Rolfe, L. S., H. McCulloch, Jr., '91, W. G. Howard '91, M. L. Black '91, A. de V. Tassin '92, G. E. Hume '93, T. E. Oliver '93, H. C. Smith '93, W. H. Garland '94, J. T. Kilbreth...
...Klimpke '92, who rowed substitutes on the crew last year. Besides these men there are A. J. Balliet '92, and Hagerman, L. S., who has had two years' experience in the Cornell boat. Other candidates are Ely '91, 179; Kidd '92, 173; Treadwell '93 S., 150; Polk '94, 168; Hume '92, 163; Galaudet '93. 159; Perkins '94, 161; Paine '94, 187; Furbish '94, 164; and Shank...
...Hume was termed the greatest of British speculative thinkers and his skepticism-that one event follows another but without connection-was shown to be fruitful in its results, though blind in its application...
...Hume was born in Edinburgh, 1711, died 1776. His "History of England" appeared in 1754-1762. His first philosophical treatise, the "Treatise on Human Nature," was written between 1734 and 1737. His "Essays" appeared in 1748. The Philosophical Works have been edited in four volumes by Green and Grose, London, 1874-75. On this whole period one may read Leslie Stephen's "History of English Thought in the Eighteenth Century...